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30 mins of quality instruction with 0 ads? Doesn't seem right 😂. Thanks Shawn

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL OUR AMERICAN COUSINS THIS WEEK!! From Savy, Mu and Shawn; ALL THE BEST EVERYONE!!❤️❤️❤️

I’ll be 77 years old next month. I was not sure I would be able to get any better. Your video lessons are convincing me otherwise. Thank you so much.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

That’s awesome Richard! 👍👍

I am subscribed and watch your videos all the time. But i have never commented. Thank you so much for this video. I watched it, went outside and put it into practice. Made a HUGE difference in confidence and distance control. Thank you again!

@golflessons

6 ай бұрын

Thank you for the great comment, do that more often please! 😀👍 And yes, we are very proud of our findings and techniques and they are all shaped with the feedback of our collective clients without which we would never be able to bring you this quality content!

Love it when Sav gets it spot on, bit of praise and a beaming smile!! Lovely folk here

Shawn, I discovered your video series a couple of weeks ago after searching for instruction online for a couple of months. Wow, terrific! After a few videos I heard you mention Royal Quebec Golf club - I'm like this guy is Canadian! Then I realized you have the RBC logo on your shirt - I realized they are a sponsor (I'm an employee)... It was meant to be! Your feel based approach is so superior to what is being taught out there right now. Everybody is teaching a result rather than teaching the feeling to obtain the result. Golf season is done in Canada until spring...looking forward to getting out on the course.

Thx. We can now hear Sav and Mu on the vid. Glad sound now turned up. Good show. Cheers.

Watching Rick Shiels got me to a good point, Your videos have catapulted my distance and accuracy and seems more effortless because the moves are natural

@golflessons

2 жыл бұрын

You are Pinocchio without the strings and you are not even close to being defective! 👍😀

love the fact I get these videos the day before I hit the course. will use this technique tomorrow for sure! Thanks Shawn and Team Awesome!

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Have a great round dude!! We just got our first snow yesterday! 😖😝

Love the teaching passion and conviction of the golf instruction, should be more like you Shawn.

@golflessons

2 жыл бұрын

There are no grey areas in what we do; just a matter of time before everyone teaches and learns like this in all sports! 👍👌💪😀

Great content, coach. Such a critical part of the game that is overlooked. My 115mph+ driver speed means nothing if I chili dip during the moment of truth in the scoring zone... watch DJ, JT and Jason Day hunker down when it is time to scramble. Power and precision = lower handicap all day long.

Great lesson. Thx. Dom

You don’t get enough credit in the golf industry .

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words jcam! Much appreciated!

@psilver063

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve said the same thing for 10 years. The man should be on the golf channel every day doing the Swing Fix program or talking about the CNS, the human body and introducing the world to WIG. It goes to show you it’s not about how great of a coach/instructor you are. It’s who you know in the TV world and who you associate yourself with on the PGA.

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

@@psilver063 so right Patrick! Thank you for the kind words and wonder what we could do as a coach on the PGA tour as well! 😀👍👌💪

@psilver063

3 жыл бұрын

@@golflessons I would wager money on any player who hired you and had 1 season under their belt. I think we would see a multi time winner the next season and at least 1 major.

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

@@psilver063 very ready to do that; this way of going about the game is an evolutionary marvel where success is virtually inevitable; will be a fun ride!! 😀👍👌

tried the technique, really helpful, thanks!

Your driver swing changed my game so great thanks

Stumbled upon yr channel when I was searching about strong grip release. Cut story short, I spent the last one week watching almost everything on yr channel and its easy for me to take in your wisdom coz I got the same grip as Sav. Guys, forget about neutral grips, hold it loosely and all the myth you hear out there. Shawn is easily the Top 3 best coaches and he explains how to swing it more naturally. Its so much simpler then all the other BS out there. Thank You Shawn n Sav n Mu. Stay safe and Happy Hols guys. 👍👍

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Imam! Thank you for your precious feedback and kind words! Will pass this on to the kids! 😀👍 ALL THE BEST to you and your family and friends for the “hols”; love that abbreviation BTW, will be using that one! 👍

I've been with you since 2007, and I never tire of your videos. The early ones, like perpetual motion, feet together, anatomical snuff boxes, and tilted spiral, are ingrained in my golf swing. Just a wonderful way to swing the club and play this game. Thank you. Btw... meeting you in South Carolina for instruction was incredible. Your dedication to teaching is admirable.

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Daniel!! Great to hear from you man! Thank you for chiming in and saying hello! It is truly an honour to be a part of your golfing life and to share in your joy in this game. 😀👍👌

@danielherber9710

3 жыл бұрын

@@golflessons Thanks Shawn. I knew from day one, that you had something revolutionary planned for the golfing world. It's especially gratifying to have been in a position to see your teaching evolve, especially with your great assistants, yet still hold fast to those initial and timeless fundamentals. Cheers my friend.

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

@@danielherber9710 ❤️❤️❤️👌💪

One take says it all! This works 👍🏼

Hey Shawn loving your channel when chipping I have been taught to keep the golf club straight to allow the angle of the club do the work, you are saying to keep your hands in front of the ball, am I reading this right?

Great stuff Shawn, would the full swing have the same feeling, I'm very conscious of tuning right hand over left as a release in full swing, lot of work with so so results of my timing is spot on.TIA.

I have struggled with inconsistent chipping (and literally ruining good rounds of golf) for the last year. So frustrating. I took this lesson to the chipping area of my range yesterday...and the results were nothing short of extraordinary. Once I had the feel...every chip was "pure" solid. Taking it to the course on Monday and my confidence will be sky high. Thanks...for me, this was the best video you've done in some time.

@SL0409

11 ай бұрын

Just use a hybrid. Too many inconsistencies chipping with wedges, fat/thin, getting right distance control Just use a hybrid (with a putting stroke) so much better. Saving 4-5 shots a round since I started it You can't fat/thin a hybrid, you'll make proper contact every time. All you need to master is how hard to hit it

Love your presentation. My weakest area in the golf game is chipping around the greens. Seems as if I have tried all the so-called methods, still the yips follow me wherever I go. What you do makes perfect sense. Been following your channel for some time. Keep trying to follow your advice on chipping but having a difficult time executing. I am a single digit handicap at my course and if I could chip better could take 3 to 4 strokes off the handicap. I will keep trying.

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Jack! Get a 5 to 6 pound sledge hammer and swing that back and forth to get the feel; then translate that to the chipping motion! For more, get with our premium channel where we have a solid slew of chip videos with 2 camera angles that demonstrate what we do; you will see a couple with Mu in there as well in his learning curve that is sure to help. Like I said, once you get this, there is no holding you back! 😀👍

Thanks!

Shawn, the hammer drill and using an intermediate point has really helped me with chipping. Now I have a viable alternative to Lefty’s “Hinge & Hold” if needed. It’s remarkable how such different mechanics can lead to good results.

@golflessons

2 жыл бұрын

This is “human machine” and “human brain” on planet earth; it is the most efficient chip-pitch and full swing by far out here!

Dave Pelzs. plays the ball back behind the rear foot in his chipping stance. It is a very effective method for hitting out of divots. Raymond Floyd plays the ball in the middle of the stance and used the words " chip like you putt ". I found both methods work very well. I like to use both methods dictated by the lie and desired ball trajectory . The two keys that I found to be of importance are sternal notch awareness and maintaining the lower case " y" formed by the arms and club shaft thru the stroke. I wish Martin would retire and that's no "rubbish". Shawn that last analysis is paying off big time. Much deeper hip turn resulting in improved ball compression. Nice color coordination guys and gal. Be safe and have a wonderful Thanksgiving. Oops I'm sorry. Do Canadian's celebrate Thanksgiving? hmm dunno . I will have to google that one. Thanks for another great video. #1

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mike! We should have thanksgiving everyday to celebrate how lucky we are! 😀👍 Our Canadian Thanksgiving is the second weekend of October. Happy Thanksgiving to all our American Cousins this week! 😀👍❤️

Hi Shawn, Sav, and Mu, thanks so much. I love watching you guys. What about club face? Square, open, use the bounce? Is there another video that addresses this?

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Slightly open for stock chip.

The thing that bothers me with these videos is the majority of people are right-handed golfers and both of the students are left-handed golfers... I have to concentrate to watch these videos.

@golflessons

2 жыл бұрын

WE HAVE SO MANY RIGHT HANDED VIDEOS THOUGH!!! Just search “chipping shawn clement” and you will see the best content and most consistent content in all our chipping videos!👍👌💪😎

Come visit TN :) we have some decent winter golf

Why are his arms allowed to separate from the body? I've been taught to put a towel under my armpit area, and the towel must be locked in place. To 'only" move the large body parts, "to not swing the arms". Can you explain? I love your video and I believe in your teaching. I used to be a scratch golfer. (2 handicap) Then I had two knee surgeries and heart surgery. (Car accident!) I'm healing, a large part of my PT is the golf range. But I can't find my swing! I have to relearn to (like everyone else) find a "repeatable" swing. Thanks for your videos. I need it more than you know!

@golflessons

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Dovey! Very sorry about the confusion in the teaching industry; here is a video that explains it for you: kzread.info/dash/bejne/fm2az8xvm8iXXco.html When you want to take the strings off your Pinocchio, see our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com and see the following videos: -throwing the club and the throwing series -using the weight in your swing-axe drill with Savy -backswing levitation -kinetic chain facilitation series

i google chipping hammer and this shows up 💀

WONDERFUL instruction! However, I surprised you didn't mention anything about the sole of the club position moving through the grass and at ball contact.

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

In other chipping videos a lot! 😀😝👍

Nice

An area of my game I’ve continually struggled with(consistency). Thanks for presenting this in an easy to understand basis...I’ve already started wearing out the carpet in my basement practicing it...lol. Hopefully I can ingrain this over the Winter! Thanks Shawn! On a side note, is Mu wearing one of True Linkswear’s newer offerings? I own many of their shoes and I thought I would point it out! All my best🏌️‍♂️🏌️‍♀️⛳️😎

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! The new True Shoes look so badass! 👍😀❤️🤛🏾

Wow I've been having chipping/pitching meltdowns for literally the last four months. Tried hinge and hold, chippers, whatever. I will work on this method exclusively as it actually makes sense and is more in synch with my normal swing.

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY!!! You will be delighted with the results as your machine was made to do this! 😀👍

@beimsteiner

3 жыл бұрын

@@golflessons I can attest to that. Been working this steadily, finally got out on the course yesterday and was close to rock solid chipping and pitching (I fluffed one pitch), chips were spot on. Shot my best round ever. Thank you again 😊😊😊

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

@@beimsteiner yeah man! 💪😀👍

What about the feet position so outside of the Ball position?

All,this seems quite similar to what Dr Kwon teaches. Good stuff

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

LOL! He is about 10 years behind me! 😝😝

Back to struggling with chipping. Maybe something to do with the sweet spot for ball position. The blur seems to be cutting grass not exactly at the same spot every time inspite of using legs and weight of arm club unit. Even the fairways/grass are not friendly. Very very short grass on soft/hard surface.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Use blur of club to stabilize and hit all your chips thin! THIN TO WIN!😀👍

How far away would you use this technique? It looks like you can use it from at least 50-60 yards. Great video. Thanks. Hank

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Hank! Top chipping distance is about 35 yards before you need more backswing to activate the folding and hinging; i.e. the loading of the arm-club unit.

Hey coach - how do you do the flop shot with this chipping method where the club is really behind and closing a bit the club?

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

You have open faced chips and then you have flop shots; set up on flops is very different! See “flop lob cut shot shawn clement”

Hi Shawn please clarify me what about the feet alignment. So should it be a little bit crossed with respect of the shallow? Thanks!!!

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Think about lining up the flow of momentum to the direction you want to deliver the ball.

That's where I have trouble chipping, I notice your feet are in front off the ball not center of the ball.

For me, with proper task and distance to ball, all shots seem to start from the ground up. That seems to help me focus better on direction and momentum to a target. I have used this technique and performed better chips this year in my game. Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving.

The short downhill chip from above the pin onto a fast green is my problem. I use your technique (similar to Pelz's technique) with some success (stopping the ball within 3-5 feet of the pin) on long chips, uphill chips, and level chips of 30 feet or so. But when I am say 8-10 feet off the green chipping downhill to a pin about 25 feet away I feel I can't use the gravity and body turn techniques shown here because the ball will simply roll off the front of the green even when I use my 60 degree wedge. Two other conditions that add to the anxiety are a downhill chipping lie above the pin and then a thin downhill lie. For these situations, I stand close to the ball with the heel of my 55 degree or 60 degree wedge off the ground, the ball an inch or two behind the middle of my stance, and try to use a short pendulum putting stroke to strike the ball off the toe of the club and land it jsut on the green Sometimes it works off a good lie but not so well if the ball is down in the grass or on hardpan.. Any suggestions for this type of situation? I appreciate your instruction. Thanks, Chris

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

YES!!! YOU WANT TO USE THE PUTTER AND HAVE THE GRASS SLOW THE BALL ONTO THE GREEN and then it can trickle slowly into the hole. Do this anytime it is downhill to the green and downhill again to the hole with mo levelling out.

Thanks for the video! Been struggling for some time with my chipping. Seems like the majority of chipping videos out there that are adamant about NOT wanting your hands forward and the ball back in your stance. Needless to say, I am watching your video today because after watching them all, I am still struggling. Would love to hear your thoughts as to why your setup works so well and theirs does not. Thanks!

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Man, every instrument apart from a push broom was designed for the hands to come through first, from a baseball bat, to tennis racquet to fishing pole to hockey stick to Jai Alai basket…🙄My stuff is based on actual science and not assumptions based on opinion. In our premium channel, we have a series called the “kinetic chain series” that explains this in detail from the chip to the pitch to the bunker shot and flop shot to irons and woods. HUGE!!

@stevenolmstead7505

Жыл бұрын

@@golflessons Thanks Shawn!

Hey Shawn, curious to know why Sav has such an extreme back foot ball position on her demonstrations on this video? Keep up the great work!

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

See “sternal notch chipping shawn clement”

Hi Shawn long time watcher love your lessons. I was wondering what hitting mat you use? 😁

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

You will see them on my website; I have been using “REAL FEEL GOLF MATS” for over a decade now! See the pro-shop page at www.wisdomingolf.com

@jasonhowie108

3 жыл бұрын

I bought from them last year. Great product!

Interesting to see yous till teaching the hands forward back if stance chip Shaun. Seen lots of instructors saying that’s old school now and risks the odd dig behind ball. They talk about ball slightly forward now and hands neutral to use the bounce. They say this new way means even a hit behind ball strikes it due to the bounce and more open face. What are your thoughts on this. I’m torn on which one suits me. Thanks

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t listen to them!!!!! What is the purpose of the chip???? To cut through the stem of the dandelion with the weight (momentum) of the arm-club unit and NOT to hit the ball!!!! This is why they keep chasing their tails with technique because they don’t have the proper task and purpose to begin with!!! Please, please see my chipping video on our premium channel at www.wisdomingolfpremium.com and any of my chipping videos on youtube like “chip yips shawn clement” and “chip shanks shawn clement” and “sternal notch chipping shawn clement”

@RonYee9

3 жыл бұрын

Shawn Clement’s Wisdom In Golf Lessons .

I like using gravity because it feels very free and natural. Also great distance control 👍 I always try to learn, so what you think about more connected chipping style? You use more body rotation and pivot. Ball in midle off stance. Hands go more round and ends closer to your left pocket.

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Jukka! I am not a fan of any technique that requires manipulation unless it is for surgeons, dentists, artists or anything like that. Good for making sushi but not very good for delivering golf shots! 😝

@jukkakymalainen

3 жыл бұрын

@@golflessons I like sushi 😋 but i don't like dentist 😬 I understand manipulation with hands but this is just body rotational turn with very passive hands. More around you without heave. Well you probably already know what i mean...

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

@@jukkakymalainen well, if you look at the hammer drill, or the kettle bell drill, you could see that there is no possibility to use anything else but momentum right? If the arms are moving around with the hammer drill, you could see that this could not work very well...

@jukkakymalainen

3 жыл бұрын

@@golflessons I understand excatly what you mean. I have made Finish video with same subject with kettlebell. I want people here in Finland also here about you. Offcource your video is much better 👌🙂 However in this "connected" chipping you are using more body rotational momentum 🔄 around you and not falling momentum 🔛 to target. You defenetly don't want to do that rotational with sledge hammer 🤕😂 Thank you very much for taking time to answer ❤

@davidcavon637

3 жыл бұрын

@@golflessons .

Hi Shawn, Sav, Mu, sorry if I misspelled your names. My difficulty with chipping started as I remember came about 4 years ago. I had switched my irons from steel shafted to graphite [lighter weight]' and I did great without exception from 5 iron to wedge. However, when it came to chipping.... my hands took over and I stabbed at the ball. [with the graphite shafted clubs] Needless to say, my chipping became my Achilles heel........ I'm guessing that, because of the lighter weight of the whole club, I tended to manipulate the clubhead, rather than let the mass of club "carry" on. I wonder if other people have had this happen to them. I have solved this for me by going "back" to my old sand and lob wedge, steel shafted. I take 3-4-5 practice swings with my old steel shafted clubs, small swings to feel the weight of the club head, and then let it go through the ball...So... I have graphite shafted irons 6-gw, and steel shafted sw and lw. I wonder if other golfers have had this dilemma.....Thanks......

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

The thing is, you want to use the weight of the ARMS AND CLUB as a complete unit. If you swing without a club, you should feel the weight of just the arms from the shoulders down and use that weight to cut through the stem of the dandelion; graphite or not... 😀👍

Is the ball always position on the back foot ? Excellent lesson, thank you.

@golflessons

11 ай бұрын

With a swing with no wrists, and a narrow stance yes.

@JuanSanchez-pq7xn

11 ай бұрын

@@golflessons thank you for taking the time to answer, have a great day.

Like you stuff

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

I like that you like our stuff! 😀👍💪👌

hello, love your video. for chipping do you use same strong grip and closed head with advance on the shot or neutral grip in these case?

@golflessons

2 жыл бұрын

No, you want to use a slightly open face and you can go either neutral or strong grip; your choice; it is the slightly open face that matters.

@stephanetzicuris3376

2 жыл бұрын

@@golflessons ok so the strong grip with advance and tilting the shaft to the front hip to square the head can be use from driver to wedge but for chipping it is an other approch right?

@golflessons

2 жыл бұрын

@@stephanetzicuris3376 correct

@charleshendrick3264

2 жыл бұрын

Dn @@golflessons it case

It´s a bit hard to see what´s going on when the subtitles are right over the ball ... ☺

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Remove the closed Captioning on the bottom right corner of the screen! This is from KZread! 😝

Is the planting of the front foot really about moving the body out of the way, or is it more about creating a whip action (albeit a rotational whip) to sling something? I think your body understands and uses rotational whip instinctively. Whipping works. Kids figure this out through untrained discovery. They throw rocks and balls and organically discover what generates power. Getting the body out of the way is incidental to the purpose, creating whip speed/power.

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly!!! The planting of the lead heel is a completely instinctive action the brain needs to use to deliver an action to the target (if the ball is the target, then it is a NO GO!!!) See our “throw the club shawn clement” and “throw the club straight shawn clement”

I have to remind myself not to tilt to the right as a right-handed hitter. Is it normal to play the ball that far back?

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Use goldie locks and see for yourself! Play it way too far back, then too far forward and then just right; the bottom line is NO MANIPULATION REQUIRED-JUST GRAVITY!

Hi Shawn, do you advocate a strong grip for chipping as you do for a full swing? If so, how strong? Super strong as your stock draw or a little strong as your stock fade?

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Chipping is a completely different animal! You can go putting grip if you like even cross handed. There is no second pendulum when chipping and there is no CURVE as your swing does not produce enough speed. Savy likes to stay with strong grip but opens the face; here we do not want closed face. We explain all this in our chipping video on premium which is very extensive and leaves no stone unturned so you can relax and just let momentum cut grass in the direction you want the ball to go.

@markwagner6545

Жыл бұрын

@@golflessons awesome response! Thanks for taking the time to reply!

“I got the nerves figured out.”

Shawn do you still chip or pitch with the strong grip?

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

You bet! Just a more open face for chip, and flop and bunker shots.

What if I'm more comfortable to have the ball placed closer to centre for my chips. Is that a deal breaker and shd I force my ball position back foot like mu? Also I do stand a bit open and have my club face slightly open at addree for such chips too. Is that not good?

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

How is your chipping? 🤔😀

@fooltimedaddy

3 жыл бұрын

@@golflessons good and bad chips hahaha. Improving.

@fooltimedaddy

3 жыл бұрын

@@golflessons if I place ball back in stance won't my low point be way ahead of the ball and cause me to dig into the ground?

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

@@fooltimedaddy no because the shaft lean has been pre-set and stays constant; there is a real sweet spot for this and we talk about it in many of our chip videos; if you have a narrow chipping stance, ball on middle of back foot and hands HANG IN FRONT NATURALLY. Then use momentum to cut stem of dandelion in the direction of the intermediate point which leads to landing spot. If you keep the direction of the swing, the low point will show up right there every time with the scuff mark. Just study our chipping videos, they are technically the most sound by far.

@fooltimedaddy

3 жыл бұрын

@@golflessons OK will go find then. Thanks Shawn.

TARGET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What club are you using?

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

Typically Lob wedge and Sand wedge…

I always chip with my trail knee, in other words when I hit the ball my trail knee is parallel to the ball. I always pick a landing spot depending on how high or low I’m hitting it and how soft the greens are. But the most important thing for me is to assess the lie before deciding which shot to play. And trust me winter lies in Ireland are many and varied. Love the video

@laycock1987

3 жыл бұрын

Can you explain this more? Do you mean you just think about the movement coming from the knees rather than the shoulders/arms?

@ruatoomey9107

3 жыл бұрын

@@laycock1987 I feel like my trail knee is parallel to the ball at the point of impact. It helps me rotate through the shot. If I don't do it, I tend to hit fat chips.

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Most teachers want you to use the bounce of the club by keeping the shaft vertical. Why are you advising so much shaft lean. Doesn’t that promote digging into the turf. Thanks, Paul in Dallas where it’s only 99 degrees

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Hmmm; the video was jot clear enough on the fact that the hands are ahead of all tools created by humans for humans? Whether you fish, play tennis or baseball, the hands come through first…same for chipping.

I struggle with chipping the same reason I struggle with every other club. I just suck at golf.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Ok, time for a makeover! Go see my “grass whip training shawn clement” video and get really good at whipping through grass; it will take you a week or 2 at the most. Then plug in the task to your golf shots and combine with “hit a honkin’ draw to hit straight shawn clement” video and enjoy some quality golf shots. Next, you will eventually want to join our premium channel and get with all our task videos like the “top 3 tasks” and the “task 2.0” and the “task update” videos

@mercertj

Жыл бұрын

I'll try some of these drills. The primary issue is I only play a rd about once every 5-10 years or so

Chipping/pitching is a weak part of my game but as with everything youtube the more research I do the more my brain is scrambled. 8 of 10 say to never play the ball back and push the hands forwards as this exposes the sharp leading edge and anything other than a precise strike will result in a chilli dip, here you say to do just that, confused.

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

Just open the face of the club!! it takes the leading edge off the ground and with high lofted clubs, the ball will NOT go off line!! follow this video to the letter!! practice with momentum!

I wonder how the arms crashing into the sides and deflecting the clubs direction relates to putting where I supposed we must keep the body more ridged??

@jmoro1242

3 жыл бұрын

"Also did I understand you correctly....does keeping the back foot down longer help open up the hips on the downswing??

@golflessons

3 жыл бұрын

The body should never be instructed for anything; especially not to be still or rigid. What the brain needs is a task and you really need to see my videos on putting! Search “putting shawn clement” and dive in!

@MrSiegal80

3 жыл бұрын

Putting is just reacting athletically to a very small target then blaming something or someone else for missing.

Who died?? Just kidding, great lesson (as always).

Delofting the club doesn’t make any sense to me! Playing ball in the middle of stance and choking up on the club makes better contact, still low point of swing!

@golflessons

Жыл бұрын

If your stance is wide enough, yes!

Thanks!

@golflessons

6 ай бұрын

Thanks! 👍🫶

@golflessons

6 ай бұрын

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